"I am just an ordinary student and many foreign students are better than me," said Wang Xiaodong. When the reporter interviewed him, he was a little embarrassed, "I don't understand why so many people pay attention to me since what I did was not worth mentioning.”

Vasilii Moshchelkov, of Russian nationality, lives in the post-Baikal region, an SJD student of grade 2017 from Guanghua Law School of Zhejiang University. He is studying Chinese law for a doctor's degree from Professor Qian Hongdao. His Chinese name is Wang Xiaodong, meaning "understand the east". He is keen to participate in public welfare activities. He joined the "Young Volunteer Service Team" in the Qinghefang community, and often participated in the activities of the International Post of the Citizen Police Academy. In the six years since he came to China, he has donated blood six times. He often says: "As a foreigner living in China, I should place myself in Chinese' position and help them deal with troubles and difficulties because China has provided us with a lot of help and convenience, and I also want to help the Chinese people."

A young man who traveled a long distance to collect anti-epidemic materials

At four o'clock in the morning, the world was still sleeping and everything was enshrouded by the darkness. However, a room was brightly lit where Wang Xiaodong was still working nervously. Because of the time difference, he needed to contact Russian companies from the afternoon to 2: 30 a.m. or even 4: 00 a.m. the next day, and then exchange the collected information with the Chinese team at 8: 00 a.m. He usually only slept for 4 hours a day.

During his internship at a law firm, Attorney Zhang Wei, who was helping the Overseas Chinese Charity Foundation look for masks, invited Wang Xiaodong to contact Russian mask companies, and Wang readily agreed. In this mask-searching team, Wang Xiaodong was responsible for contacting factories, negotiating prices with managers and solving legal problems. This seemingly simple work entailed a huge workload. In order to collect enough masks as soon as possible, Wang Xiaodong identified all mask manufacturers, categorized them by time zone, and contacted the companies closest to China first. There were some shell companies among all the companies, and he needed to check the quality certificates carefully to get rid of them. In this way, Wang contacted nearly 40 mask companies in Russia, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ukraine, and the United States, collecting millions of masks for the foundation. "Many people in our team are responsible for logistics and customs clearance, and my strength is very limited." The young man said humbly.

A handsome young man in the anti-epidemic volunteer team in Qinghefang community

After the work of contacting mask manufacturers was finished, Wang Xiaodong began to serve as a volunteer in the Qinghefang community. At one o'clock in the afternoon every day, he would begin to work in the green sentry box of the Qinghefang community until about six o'clock in the afternoon when he took the last bus back to Xixi. It usually takes him about two hours to commute. He said: "China is not a foreign country to me. I should help the Chinese solve the problems they have. I want to help China.” Wang Xiaodong's efforts solved many communication problems for this internationalized community. With six years of living experience in China, he could speak fluent Chinese and was adept at taking temperature, checking certificates, registering information and explaining the application procedures for the health QR code. On rainy days, although he wore a raincoat, his hair and clothes were still wet, but he didn't care. He just put the temperature detector closer to his chest for fear of malfunction due to the low temperature. Wang Xiaodong said humorously to other people: "I am from Siberia, so I am fat and not afraid of cold. You need to hide from the rain in the tent."

Loving the law and wanting to stay in the picturesque city of Hangzhou

Talking about future development, he said he wanted to stay in the picturesque city of Hangzhou after graduation. To achieve this goal, he should continue to do many things and had no time to go home and rest, so he stayed in China this holiday writing papers, studying Chinese, interning at a law firm and reading professional books: he had a busy winter vacation. Wang Xiaodong believed that China was the fastest-growing country in the world and that China had accumulated rich experience in international law relations both in the economic field and in political and legal research. During his study in law school, he gradually learned how to carry out work in the legal field in China, and he compared the advantages of legal analysis and application in the Russian and Chinese legal systems. He has successfully applied his legal knowledge to practice and mediated between Chinese factories and the Russian government, for which he received thank-you letters from them.

Wang Xiaodong said that he had already taken China as his second hometown. Patriotism means not only loving one's motherland but also loving the country one life in. He sent President Putin's words to his Chinese friends: "I believe that our Chinese friends will get out of the current predicament. We hope that the struggle with COVID-19 will succeed as soon as possible. "

“我只是最普通的学生，很多留学生比我优秀，”笔者找到王晓东时，他有些不好意思，“我不明白，我只是帮了一点忙，为什么这么多关注。”

Vasilii Moshchelkov，俄罗斯籍，家住后贝加尔边疆区。浙江大学光华法学院2017级SJD学生，攻读中国法方向博士学位，师从钱弘道教授。中国名为王晓东，取“知晓东方”之意。他热衷于参加公益活动，加入了清河坊社区“young志愿服务队”，经常参与公民警校国际驿站的活动。来中国六年，他也献血了六次。他常爱说：“我作为生活在中国的外国人，中国人遇到的麻烦就是我的麻烦，中国人遇到的困难就是我的困难。中国给我们提供了很多帮助和便利，我也想帮助中国人。”

不远万里联系筹集抗疫物资的大男孩

凌晨四点，世界已经沉睡许久，一切都浸没在浓厚的黑夜里，而一盏孤灯仍倔强地亮着，房间里王晓东仍在紧张地工作。因为时差，他需要从下午开始跟俄罗斯的公司联络，直至凌晨两三点钟，甚至四点，然后在早晨八点许将收集的信息和中国的团队进行交流，一天的睡眠时间常常只有四个小时。

在律所实习时，正在帮助华侨公益基金会寻找口罩的张巍律师，邀请他帮忙联系俄罗斯的口罩公司，王晓东欣然答应。在这个寻找口罩的团队中，王晓东负责联系工厂，与经理谈判价格，解决法律问题。这个看似简单的过程，却有着极大的工作量。为了尽快筹集到口罩，王晓东将生产口罩的公司一一找出，按照时区进行分类，从距离中国最近的公司开始依次联系。还有一些皮包公司混杂其中，他需要仔细地检查质量证明书，以剔除这些骗子公司。就这样，除了俄罗斯，王晓东还联系了泰国、哈萨克斯坦、白俄罗斯、乌克兰以及美国的近四十家口罩公司，为基金会筹集的口罩数以百万计。“我们的团队还有很多人在负责物流、清关等工作，而我一个人的力量非常的有限。”这位大男孩谦逊地说道。

清河坊社区抗疫志愿者队伍的帅小伙

联系口罩的工作结束后，王晓东又开始了在清河坊社区做起了志愿者。下午一点时分，这个高大的身影就出现在清河坊社区的绿色岗亭，直到下午六点左右搭乘最后一趟公交车回到西溪。这个路程往返需要两个多小时的时间，但他说：“中国对我来说不是外国，中国人遇到的麻烦就是我的麻烦，我也想帮助中国。”王晓东的加入，为这个国际化的社区解决了许多的沟通问题。有着六年中国生活经验的他，能说一口较为流利的中文，测量体温、查看证件、登记信息、讲解健康码的申领步骤，都驾轻就熟。雨天，风将雨丝吹得到处摇曳，虽身着雨衣，却还是淋湿了头发和衣服。他却并不在意，只是将体温检测器在怀里揣得更紧，生怕低温会造成失灵。王晓东依旧乐呵呵对其他工作人员说道：“我来自西伯利亚，脂肪厚不怕冷。你们在帐篷里躲躲雨。”

热爱法律，想留在风景如画的杭州

谈及未来的发展，他说毕业后想要继续留在如画的杭州。为了实现这个目标，他还有很多事情想要去做，来不及回家休息，于是这个假期他留在了中国。写论文、学习中文、在律所实习、阅读专业书籍，他将寒假安排得满满当当。王晓东认为中国现在是世界上发展最快的国家，无论是在经济领域还是在政法研究方面，中国都积累了丰富的国际法关系的经验。在法学院学习的期间，他逐渐了解到在中国是如何开展这一领域的工作，并且比较并应用俄罗斯和中国两种法律体系中法律分析和应用各自的优势。他已经成功地将所学的法律知识运用于实践，帮助中国的工厂和俄罗斯政府调解成功，并收到了来自他们的感谢信。

王晓东说，他早已将中国作为自己的第二故乡。爱国，不光是热爱自己的祖国，热爱所生活的国家也是爱国。他以普京总统的一句话送给中国的朋友：“我相信，我们的中国朋友一定能成功地走出当前困境。我们希望同新型冠状病毒的斗争能取得有效的成果，越快越好。”

(Executive Editor: Ye Ke, Shao Xiaoyi)